Quick update: today I committed a Java class useful to run the Row Editor Demo (for example as a Standalone Application) in a simpler way, maybe directly from your IDE, the (new) class is RowEditorDemo.java .
Otherwise, if you run the bxml file (for example using the Pivot Eclipse Plugin) you'll have to give it parameters for resources ... as is it done in its Demo page. For example in eclipse you have to run org.apache.pivot.wtk.DesktopApplicationContext from the project demos, and pass to it the following Program Arguments: org.apache.pivot.wtk.ScriptApplication --src=/org/apache/pivot/demos/roweditor/row_editor_demo.bxml --resources=org.apache.pivot.demos.roweditor.RowEditorDemo Note the resources argument, or Pivot will not be able to get the resource file (in the case of running directly the bxml file). Bye
